Election promises little for country’s suffering Christians
Bola Tinubu won Nigeria’s presidential election on 1 March, continuing the dominance of the ruling party.
Never mind the nukes – N Korea is still killing Christians
With a mooted meeting between Presidents Trump and Kim Jong-Un, Christians may feel they can relax their prayers for North Korea, but there is no sign of a relaxation of…
Tortured North Korean pastor finds freedom in US
Life in the USA is “heaven” compared to the “hell” of North Korea, according to a pastor who fled the communist country. Choi Kwanghyuk, 55, fled North Korea several years…
“Time to engage with the bad guys” says Vicar of Baghdad
Canon Andrew White, St George’s Church of England Foundation School, Broadstairs, Kent, 4 June. Report by Iris Watson The strong reputation of Iraq based, wheelchair-bound, Canon Andrew White (the ‘Vicar…
Persecution Watch: 100 MILLION CHRISTIANS UNDER PERSECUTION
Homes, shops and churches destroyed in Lahore, Pakistan, as police look on. © persecutedchurchnews.blogspot.co.uk 3,000 more killed than in 2015 – and that doesn’t even include North Korea, Syria and…
NORTH KOREA TOPS HORROR LIST FOR 14TH YEAR RUNNING
The secretive dictatorship of North Korea has again come out as the most dangerous place on earth for Christians By Elizabeth Craig For the 14th year in a row, North…
North Korea releases jailed Americans
THREE AMERICANS serving tough jail sentences in North Korea have all been returned safely home. Jeffrey Fowle, aged 56, had been arrested for leaving a Bible at a sailor’s club…
INTERNATIONAL NEWS IN BRIEF April-May 2014
Prayer and the Ukraine crisis Ukraine’s new interim president is a Christian who warned his countrymen about “dangerous signs of separatism” before the Russians annexed Crimea, according to a Mission…
EX-BASKETBALL PLAYER’S “FOUL” IN NORTH KOREAN TRIP
Crowd trouble over Dennis Rodman’s support of tyrant AMERICAN ex-basketball player Dennis Rodman’s recent visit to North Korea has caused outrage in the West. The former sportsman showed support for…